Lighting the future: Perovskite nanorods and their advances across applications

Abstract

This in-depth analysis explores the many uses of perovskite nanorods (PNRs), which is a class of materials with remarkable optoelectronic characteristics that are produced by efficient synthesis methods. PNRs are remarkably versatile in various technological domains. The following are some of their most important applications. First, we have comprehensively described innovative/efficient manufacturing techniques that are used in order to produce high-quality properties PNRs materials. The high surface-to-volume ratio of PNRs and other optoelectronic characteristics are then useful in regards to raising solar cell efficiency. Furthermore, they are essential for light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and photodetectors (PDs), which help in order to enhance the performance in these applications. PNRs can be used in solid-state lighting by taking advantage of their special optoelectronic properties. PNRs are appropriate for various sensing applications due to their high surface-to-volume ratio, which makes advanced sensing capabilities possible. Moreover, PNRs offer advantages in non-volatile memory applications due to their resistive switching behavior, which supports resistive random-access memory (RRAM) devices. PNRs hold potential for quantum optics and communication developments in specific applications, such as polarized light detectors and nanolasers. Continuous investigations proactively tackle these matters by withstanding obstacles to stability and ecological worries, which enable PNRs to reach their maximum potential in various technological uses. The key to realizing the enormous potential of PNRs across a wide range of applications is simply to unlock their door.